The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-07-23

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guest of Miss Belle Eason for the past week.
Miss Corrinno and Master Albert and
Henry Steinau are visiting Mrs. Baer at
Oak Ridge.
Hon. F. G. Hudson, district attorney of
the Ouachita district, passed. through our
city on Monday en- route to Texas to spend
q fow weeks. He wishes to take a dose of
Texas election methods on August 4, when
the State votes OH prohibition. He will
thon return to Louisiana, but we doubt
whether he will DO able to give his Ouachita
friends any "pointers" in this regard: they
have all the pointers" possible already
Shreveport Times.
Our clever friend and former fellow
townsman, Mr.. II. d. King, now represent
ing st. Louis house, was in the city the
past week. We are gratified to state he is
doing we'll. He is young and energetic and
can not be kept down.
Mrs. L. w. Flournoy and family OF
West Monroe have moved to this city.
They are occupying tho elegant residence
of Mrs. J. A. Moore. The people Of Mon
roe are highly pleased at this acquisition
to their society.
Mr.. J. D. Wimberly Of West Monroe has
gone to Hot Springs for the benefit of his
health.
Mr.. w. P. Mangham, editor and pro-
prietor of the Richland (Rayville) Beacon
spent Sunday and Monday in Monroe.
While here he was the guest of Mr.. J. f.
Peters.
Misses Willie Floyd and Dixie Sims, OF
New Orleans, who have been visiting
friends hero several weeks. will return
home Monday.
Maj. r. VIM. Barton having completed
his mission here in the interest of the great
Louisiana edition of the Times Democrat,
which will appear August LIST, left yester-
day for the western parishes.
Felix Curry, the popular New Orleans
temperance evangelist, was in town Thurs
day.
Judge A. A. Gunby accompanied by his
family, is visiting his venerable and worthy
father, Mr.. Geo. Gunby of townsville.
Though he has reached ripe old ago, MI.
Gunby, we arc pleased to state, still enjoys
good health and is yet more energetic and
progressive than many mon OF lesser years.
Hon. J. 8. Boatner and family have gone
to San Diego, CAL, to spend the summer.
Tho trip is taken for the benefit Of Mrs.
Boatner, who has been in failing health for
some time. We trust she will return fully
restored.
On Monday Mrs. Jenio White and Miss
NJ. H. HemI<in, accompanied by Messrs.
r. G. and G. II. Dinkgravc, will bid adieu
to Monroe and their many friends here and
start for their now home in the Great West,
Topeka, Kan. The very best wishes OF
many friends go with them.
WEST MONROE.
(Wcst Monroe Union)
Miss Susie Lambreth, a charming young
lady of Iazoo City, Miss, is visiting her
young friend, Miss Laura Morris, Of this
place.
Mrs. w. X. Duncan, tho heroino of Rus
ton, who has boon visiting relatives in
West Monroe for the past week, returned
home OH Mondays west bound train.
Rev. r. H. McClendon, and his son Ken
ner, left on Tuesdays west bound train for
Homer, where they 60 for the purpose of
visiting relatives, and will probably be
absent a week or more.
Mrs. p. Mcclure and Miss Pinkie Give1s
OF Simsboro, La, mother and niece of our
worthy friend, Maj. MCGUIRE, arrived on
Saturdays eastbound train and will spend
several days with the Major.
Mr.. Kenncr McClendon, son of Row T.
II. McClendon, and Mr.. Thos. Gaulden,
brother of our young townsman, Mr.. Geo.
NJ. Gaulden, both of Catehoula parish, are
visiting relatives and friends in West Mon
roe.
Mrs. w. T. Oaks and little son Key re-
turned on Tuesdays east bound train from
townsville, La, at which l.lace they have
been visiting for the past wcck.